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VBScript - WMI Class Win32_ScheduledJob doesn't work. Is there a new Class?

Asked by wally_davis in VB Script

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I'm attempting to test out the VBScript - WMI Class Win32_ScheduledJob via ScriptoMatic but it doesn't produce any results in the Command window. Even though ScriptOMatic has loaded this Class and I'm running .NET Framework 3.0, ss there a new/different Class I should be using that I'm not aware of?

I need to run a  Scheduled Task on hundreds of computers, remotely, from my workstation and could really use someones help.

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